05-06-2015, 03:39 AM
Originally posted by rainyjim
some live in the past of the future while others live in the present.
I live in the past of the future and call it the present. All fits together pretty well. (fun with typos)
Professor Chang's discussion on the notion of sacred is compelling, but his discussion of the annexation issue doesn't address some of the known counter-points. I wonder if PBS or someone could get all these learned individuals together to hash this out and actually reply to each other's views. Would be must see TV IMHO.
ETA: PBS discussion in 2013 of sovereignty issue, but no "cross-fire" about the annexation debate
https://youtu.be/ViQWXH-nVtA
some live in the past of the future while others live in the present.
I live in the past of the future and call it the present. All fits together pretty well. (fun with typos)
Professor Chang's discussion on the notion of sacred is compelling, but his discussion of the annexation issue doesn't address some of the known counter-points. I wonder if PBS or someone could get all these learned individuals together to hash this out and actually reply to each other's views. Would be must see TV IMHO.
ETA: PBS discussion in 2013 of sovereignty issue, but no "cross-fire" about the annexation debate
https://youtu.be/ViQWXH-nVtA